In a case series, an Osaka Metropolitan University-led research group assessed CT findings of pulmonary lymphoma in a dog and two cats.

Dyspareunia, or pain during intercourse, may affect up to 1 in 5 women, yet it remains one of the least discussed and diagnosed sexual health problems. Researchers from Wroclaw Medical University emphasize that the condition has a complex biological, psychological, and social background, which makes diagnosis and treatment particularly challenging.

As the authors note, shame and the lack of open communication often delay seeking medical help. Effective treatment therefore requires not only gynecological care, but also psychological support, physiotherapy, and sexological consultation. According to Dr. hab. Marek Murawski, building trust and conducting a detailed medical interview are crucial for proper diagnosis and therapy.

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have uncovered key principles that govern how DNA “origami” structures fold, findings that could make nanoscale materials faster and easier to manufacture.

People are exposed to thousands of chemicals every day — through the products they use, the food they eat and the environments they live in — but only a fraction of those chemicals have been fully tested for safety.

Researchers at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) are turning to artificial intelligence to help close that gap, using new tools to predict chemical toxicity and determine how much those predictions can be trusted.

Stroke ranks as the fourth leading cause of death in Hong Kong. Between 2001 and 2021 there was a distinct trend towards younger onset ages of stroke, which has exerted a profound impact on the public health system and the families of patients. To address the challenges of disability and slow rehabilitation progress associated with hemiparesis, a common sequela of stroke, a research team at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) has applied intelligent closed-loop mobile technology to develop a new-generation wearable rehabilitation device, the “Remind-to-Move” (RTM) sensory wristband. Complemented by a mobile application, the device delivers instant feedback to users and automatically adjusts treatment regimens, thereby enabling more personalised home-based rehabilitation training.

Recently, the team led by Professor Jinzhong Ma and Tao Wang at Shanghai General Hospital, in collaboration with Professor Guoqing Pan at Jiangsu University, conducted a systematic review on this topic, comprehensively summarizing the latest advances and advancing the development and application of photodynamic antibacterial strategies for titanium implants.